Identifier: birdnotesns04fore (find matches)
Title: Bird notes
Year: 1902 (1900s)
Authors: Foreign Bird Club National British Bird and Mule Club
Subjects: Birds -- Periodicals Birds -- Great Britain Periodicals
Publisher: Brighton : Foreign Bird Club : National British Bird and Mule Club
Contributing Library: American Museum of Natural History Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Biodiversity Heritage Library

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ras Short-billed Minivet.Abiahams Memorial Trophy for Rarest Foreign Bird.—Mr. Ezras Short-billed Minivet.Peir Trophy for Best Austialasian Bird.—Miss L. Clares Queen Alexandras Parrakeet.O.P. Stiver Medal for Best Foreign Bird, other tlian winn,eas of above.—Mr. Ezras Amethyst-rumped Sunbird.5s. (Mr. Ezra) for best v.h.c. Parrot classes.—Mr. Fletchers Bar- rabands Parrakeet.6s. (Ml-. Ezra) for be^t v.h.c, Waxbils and Fniches.—Mrs. Greenes Black-headed Siskins.5s. (Mr. Ezra) for best v.h.c, Tanagers and Sugarbirds.—Mr. J. Frosticks Tri-coloured Tanager.5s. (Mr. Ezra) for best v.h.c, All Species.—Messrs. Andrews, Bros. Glossy Starling.C.P. Bronze Medal, for best h.c. Parrot Classes.—Rev. G. H. Ray- nors Aubrys Parrot.C.P. Bronze Medal, for best h.c, Waxbills and Finches.—Mr. Fros-ticks Virginian Nightingale.C.P. Bronae Medal, for best h.c, Tanagers and Sugarbirds. — Not not.ed.C.P. Bronze Medal for best h.c, All Species,—Mr. Everetts LesserHill Mynahs. Bird Notes.
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From life by H. Guudchild. Some Interesting British Exhibits at the National Show. The L.P.O.S. National Show. 71 BIUTISH BIRD SECTION.By H. GooncuiiiU, M.B.O.U. Oil our plate are ligured three most interesting species, viz.:Top \hll) /i(/nrv-^ (JvL-iit Spotted Woodpecker (9) Dendrocopus majar- Liiinaus),Top (light) figuie Wryneck (Iijiix turquilla, Linuouus).lUiUom //(y«/(i—Sandpiper (Tolanus liypoleucus, Linnccus). The Britisli bhds at tlie Palace, numbering all told 5(57 entries,euntaine:! as usual, many species, interesting to both aviculturists andornithologists. Most of tlie enti\es, cf course, were of the commonlykept seed-eating species; thus Bullfinches numbered 33, Goldfinches35, Linmets 25. Chaihnciies 19^ Greenfinches 24, Lesser Redpolls 25,Mealy Redpolls or Twites 25, Siskins 26, Bramblefinches 8, Hawi-rmchns 17, Yellowliammeis 20, other Buntings 25, Song Thrushes orBlackbirds 17, Starlings 5, Magpie, Jay, or Okough 8, Nightingaleor Blackcap 6, Skylark 8, Woodlark, Pip

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